Yup, but their streets weren't lined with murder and protests or widespread risks to fanbases travelling to those countries. The active context in today's Amerikkka is far more extreme than what was happening in those countries.

Yeah, but I'm looking at my weather maps and it shows a warm front around 4:30 pm MST when the Broncos raise the AFC Championship trophy. Western winds are far greater than a Nor'easter today...

Thus the power of a boycott, accountability. No teams, no tournament, no billions to line their pockets.

Going away from Burgundy for the home kit is about on par with moving a regular season match to Broncos stadium. Complete sell out move.

It's often just a way to protect other teams or businesses from getting too close to your core brand more than anything.

I.e. the Denver Nuggets have alternate jerseys that just say Mile Hi City as part of their city edition. Guessing there's a trademark filing somewhere for that too.

Companies, sports or otherwise, do this all the time. Reserving potential names, similar names, potential branding names, dba's, web addresses, etc. is a completely normal business practice.

Is there a peace prize involved?

And could've not had that one guy there.

For the advancement of a real connective culture between the fan base and the team, 100% needs to be extended.

Yeah, so the kid in the actual exorcism the movie was based on was a young boy, not a girl. Feel like we're safe here...